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[TURTLE]

This is Turtle.

The Webpage there displays the pump as a Shallow well pump for home use. Then it will be designed for at least 100 psi and over 10 gal. per minute rate. House and water well pumps have a min-uses rate to have. If it will not keep this rate up. The customer will bring it back to seller. The show heads will just go down to a dribble when you get going good. It's got to stay a head of a show running or you get it back to the seller. Now they could have even screw that up too.

We still really don't know what it is for now.

TURTLE

[Greg]

Well pumps are usually on a 30-50 psi switch. Some even run 20-40. I have never seen one running over 70. I know my well will put out ~12.5 gal per minute on a 30-50 switch for 20 hours because I just filled my pool.

[TURTLE]

This is Turtle.

Pumps are '' rated '' at 100 psi for water flow ability or Gal. per minute but are not run at 100 psi in the operation of a home well system. The pressure of the water in the home system is dictated by the pressure regulator / control installed on it and like you say 30 to 50 psi on them.

The 10 Gal. Per minute is the low end of the scale for a water well service to a home. You have 12.5 gal per minute filling the pool so you have a little better than normal. They make lesser pumps than your to be called normal.

TURTLE